Sadat rejects Arab offer to end peace talks with Israel
Arab delegation led by Selim Al Hoss offered Egypt $50 billion over ten years to renounce Camp David and cancel peace talks. Sadat declined in parliament calling Egypt's will unbuyable, praising Carter while attacking the Soviet Union and Arab hardliners. Delegation arrived in Cairo amid snub as Sadat pressed toward a peace treaty with Israel.
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Damages awarded in school paddling case
John Palmer, 17, sued Les tine Goode, a Stonewall Jackson Junior High School teacher, for giving him 10 pops with a two foot paddle after sniffing lacquer in wood working class. The teacher’s insurer paid $1,000 in damages for bruises and medical costs totaling $250. Palmer called the settlement a victory for limiting corporal punishment.
Thornton remarries in Oberlin First United Methodist Church
Cleveland Indians star first baseman Andre Thornton wed Gail Eileen Jones on Saturday at the First United Methodist Church of Oberlin. Jones is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Howard Jones of Oberlin. The couple's son Andre Jr. served as ring bearer while five-year-old Andre Jr. assisted. Thornton, who survived a 1985 crash that killed his first wife and daughter, has since returned to faith and charitable work with his new partner.
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Voters split between anger and apathy across America
Amid reports of tax revolt and apathy, Americans show mixed attitudes toward voting. Politicians warn of an angry yet disengaged electorate, while people enjoy leisure and social activities in Maine, New York, Texas, and Colorado. Notable quotes from Govs Dukakis and Thompson highlight cynicism but not universal discontent.
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Burglar Snoozes Through Goldilocks Style Break-In
A burglar broke into Thomas Schimmel's home in Tawas City Michigan, took valuables ate cereal and chicken then slept in Schimmel's bed. He was found asleep by Schimmel upon returning from work and later arrested after pocket watch was found on him. Police will seek a psychological evaluation before filing charges.
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Weather Control and Cloud Seeding Debates Rise
An article discusses weather modification through cloud seeding, its history, and skepticism about effectiveness. It notes past efforts in California, the Colorado Rockies, and Vietnam. It mentions damages from storms, federal spending, and lawsuits over seeders, with no wins yet.
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Chuckle Punctuality Defines Meeting Arrivals
An ironic note defines punctuality as arriving later than everyone else to meetings, poking fun at delays and the social toll of being late. The quip playfully frames tardiness as a standout trait in social timing.
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